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What is Hot Chocolate?
Written in 1970, this bilingual song only has 19 words that expresses the writer's Christmas joy and loneliness.
This freezing biome is said to be the location of a jolly legend's home.
What is The North Pole?
The Who you know, who doesn't like Christmas.
Who is the Grinch?
This date was declared Jesus' birth date by Emperor Constantine in 336 AD.
What is December 25th?
What are Candy Canes?
Written in 15 minutes and recorded in August, this Diamond-certified single's lyrics advise only wanting one thing for Christmas.
What is All I Want for Christmas Is You?
In Canada, children can use postal code "H0H 0H0" to send their letters to this legendary toy-making hub.
What is Santa's Workshop?
Charles Dickens has made his mark with this frequently remade Christmas classic.
What is A Christmas Carol?
This 4th-century Greek bishop made himself known through his generosity to the poor, including giving dowries by throwing bags of gold through an open window, some of which landed in stockings drying by the fire.
Who is Saint Nicholas?
This drink derived from the British posset, made with milk, spices, and wine, is commonly enjoyed with Spiced Rum.
Originally "One Horse Open Sleigh," published in 1857, intended for Thanksgiving or sleigh races, not Christmas.
What is Jingle Bells?
Oregon and North Carolina being the top producers, this place features a selection of pick-your-own foliage.
What is a Christmas Tree Farm?
This company is known for their holiday-themed TV films, producing dozens of originals annually.
What is Hallmark?
Popularized in the 16th-century by Prince Albert, Queen Victoria's husband, this decoration is responsible for over $6 billion of sales in the U.S. annually.
What are Christmas Trees?
What is Fruit Cake?
With over 137,000 known recordings, this German Christmas classic was originally composed in 1818 with the title, "Stille Nacht, heilige Nacht".
What is Silent Night?
Located throughout the U.S., this famous holiday display relishes sharing the spirit of community Christmas cheer, often involving elaborate lights, themed streets, and charitable giving.
What is Candy Cane Lane?
The adults in this movie should have had CPS called on them the first time, but director Chris Columbus wanted to make another $400 million.
What is Home Alone?
In December 1914, German and British troops initiated a series of unofficial ceasefires, exchanged gifts, and even played soccer in "no man's land".
What is The Christmas Truce?
During the Great Depression, this food item was considered an exotic and expensive treat, making them a significant Christmas gift, often placed in stockings as a symbol of prosperity.
What is a Christmas Orange?
This song, originally written as a billboard campaign during the Vietnam War, features the Harlem Community Choir and an iconic intro with whispered holiday wishes to the writer's children.
What is Happy Xmas (War Is Over)?
A tradition since 1931, this place decorates their notably giant tree with a Swarovski crystal star and approximately 5 miles of multi-colored lights
What is the Rockefeller Center?
What is A Christmas Story?
In the 17th century, this religious group in England and the English colonies in America (especially Boston) banned the celebration of Christmas, considering it a decadent "popish" festival.
Who are the Puritans?